Hi dudes,
My object seems mysterious, as is my problem ... I'd like to
understand something (it's much more related to Python than Django).
Take an example :
class Image(models.Model):
email = models.ForeignKey('Email', verbose_name=_(u'Email'))
name = models.CharField(_(u'Name'), max_lenth=50,
help_text=_(u'Must be unique for a given email'))
content_id = models.CharField(_(u'Content ID'), max_length=25,
db_index=True, default=self.slugify_name())
[...]
"self" is not defined in the "default" kwarg for "content_id" field,
it's because I'm not in an instance method (with self as first
parameter). So what are those members, are they static for the class ?
What is the difference between them and a member instantiated in the
__init__ method whith self.field = [...] ?
If I replace the last field definition with :
from django.template.defaultfilters import slugify
[...]
content_id = models.CharField(_(u'Content ID'), max_length=25,
db_index=True, default=slugify(name))
Eclipse don't show me an error ... will it work ? Why (not) ? I'm not
sure to understand what I'm doing and it's weird.
Thanks you for reading, I hope I'll understand !
PS : Sorry for my poor English.
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